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iaqu0T men Mr. stone ssid iaxt De 4ould
ratheF see the Stafe compensate them than
to rec t1c saloons coufinue on. The idea
shsE pFoaiosti0n woat prohibit does 10,
seem - be held very larsely by saloon men,
a. Is witnessed bY the way ths llcfroi men
are preparing 70 hatt l. one wholesale
house here has subscribed 81 ae1 70
the fund. "But. he Continued,
4 90 not wsh 20 take
his Whisky from the OLD topper. No. not
that lie, the swine return - tnelr wAli0w-
ing mirs But the hope oi The country -
In = Young men; the amsndment Will pro-
sest them, Nad that = what We want Tbe
Judge spoke for half an hour and was fol-
lowed by r B. Wallin.
Nr. Waliin said thai be did not belong 70
the Prvhibision party a. = party man, and
thought that according 20 bis idea the pres
ent amendment Was not IRE best way 10
right the wrong. sui ne was not the Klnd
03 man % o5ject and oppose because his
ideas we're not embodied IN the proposed
amendment. An issue mast be forced nov,
and he has made up his mind 10 do al he
can for Us success To object 10 the
amendment. while Il does not In al ways
f,lease NE he said would De false 90 nay
lie long profession of dstestatiOn o. the
liqnor traffic. Il is . rule IN mob broil 70
hit the frSt head You see, and that Is what
We want 10 do IN this cause. Choose which
side YOU are on. / think il is the duty OF
every Christian 10 take his stand on one
side or the 0ther-and then work. There Is
! know q strorg Temperance element IN
bolh parties. 10 was shown IN The work 20
nominate Judge Holmes ia convention FOR
Police Judge, but the liquor element WAS
loo stronz.and II this amendment IS defeated
the saloon men Will want the earth. They
will dictate 10 every convention. There Is
a duty % be performed; we must have more
summary laws and the amendment will be
q step in that direction
Hon. NJ. 5. Crosby said he wished IL
strictly understood that he was in favor OF
the amendment aud would vote for it. II
believe" be proceeded, that this lQgcr
question Is above the pOlihcal-it reaches
into the moral and religious. II Is the duty
Of every Christian 10 take decided stand
IN the matter" The chief points of Mr..
Crosby's remarks was the following: "One
direction 10 the amendment Is that IL will
decrease the revenue, which has amounted,
from houor taxes To 500 ooo here in Grand
RAPIDS during the past nine years. Why
not give the other side of this question.
How much does IL cost as 10 maintain
the charitable homes which are main
tanned to care for those ruined by drink
We shall find chat il costs more 70 MAINTAIN
these institutions and therefore the sdOp
ton OF the smendment viii save money.
But the question IS not one of money. II Is
one Of right Ii is: Can We save our young
men from drunksrds graves
Tie pastor Rev. John Graham. reserved
for hinlselfthe last place on the programme
amt ne entered into the subject with CHAR
scterist.c energy. After bsttering away on
the ISSUES as already known he threw some
new light on the sasramenta objection.
Raising the sacrsmcatal issue against this
amendment IL 70 me a clear case OF penny
wise. pound-foOiish policy he sad. "Nea
are afraid Of their religious liberties when
they are not touched ~ al Nhether or
not IL is necessary 10 nse fermenled wine az
he communion table - % me al open
question I am not convinced that the
Master did not Use the juice OF the grape
uniermented Nowhere in his words
no speaks OF the ordinance. does he Use any
other words than Juice Of the grape. fruit Of
the vine or the cuu-nOt wine. which Is
indicated IN Greek by another WouI
than that for juice Of the grape. In He
brew here are nfue words AL of which we
have Represented IN the word wine I'D
this is 80, then 5y IN ference I cannot see
that that used bv Christ VAS ueceszs ri y
fermeute,i bli perhaps the simple inice in
cans Bur there are men who believe So.
and respect their opinion. let them have
wine Il they rant it. There is nothing in
this country 3 know ~ to hinder them. for
a. / understand the constitution 10 gives n
those who reside here religious freedom.
/ The state Legislatures cannot interfere with
tls constitution. But theT say. Wny eK-
empf meiicines and lQuoF for mechanical
and sc enfihC purposes. II nos also tor sac-
rsmsatsir J believe thai when The lezis-
Iators down IN Lansing ieft saCrsmsnta'
oui. they acte6 more wisely than they kueV
/ They have no zat - exempt that which
| the cons tuition already grants. I AZ ase
| grape lice and thus preserve The emblem
Yet Tor Others do not believe taat anyone
l here ~ili interfere with them n tbe use %.
wine az communion. nor vii ftod call them
% account Cos it a. the judgment.
she Attacks fhe sihI,
Mr. A. 81 Freeman. ~ Chicago. spok'
f before ns8iunl-sizsd and'encs Al Powers
I opera House last evening. taxing IS hsi
suh5sct some things don nt understand
l she seriouslv criticised The Rihie ard TAX 81
/ al1n tbe Improbable things uhich appea'
tearr.n She ssid. io9s far instance a.
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